Proving the Dao Through Science from Scratch
从零开始科学证道
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
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A Rogue Cultivator Who Finds an Inheritance, Has No Backing, Competes for Resources to Cultivate, and Joins No Faction
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Masterpieces Rated 9.9
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Hard Sci-Fi! Hard Sci-Fi! I Want Hard Sci-Fi!!!
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A Clash Between Technological Power and Cultivation Civilization
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I really want a female lead! I'm sick of those stories without a female lead. I know authors who don't emphasize the female lead aren't good at writing romance; only veteran authors can pull it off. Those who don't have a female lead aren't good at writing about women, so they just give up. I really hope for a female lead! I hope she's not a burden, that she's smart and strong, and that she progresses alongside the protagonist.
Flesh and blood are weak, while machinery soars. Mastering evolution, defining success The mind transcends material things, achieving transcendence and sainthood.
It's good. The beginning might be a bit toxic, but for me, it was only slightly toxic. Once you get past that, it's quite good. I suggest the author develop more technology soon. As for the female lead, I felt that the white temperature was enough; the rest was a bit superfluous.
I believe this book truly deserves to be called a good science fiction novel. I've read science fiction works like *The Three-Body Problem*, *Foundation*, and online novels such as *The Sword of Dawn*, and what makes this book most distinctive is its courage to create.
This is amazing! It's an extremely hardcore sci-fi novel. The beginning has a bit of a cultivation-themed feel, but that doesn't detract from the overall experience. The later descriptions and reflections on the laws of physics are incredibly captivating. The ending, with its redefinition of the natural constant and pi, is truly interesting. And the protagonist's encounter with Wen Bai on Earth is also fantastic. 😢
Both the quality and content are very good, but the updates are a bit slow.
I love reading stories that combine science fiction and cultivation, and I'm curious to see how the later chapters will be written. 😏
The book's greatest strength lies in applying science to the realm of cultivation, offering readers a fresh perspective and effectively satisfying their curiosity. However, I'm somewhat concerned that the later chapters might become increasingly scientific, making the immortal realm resemble the mortal world more and more, ultimately causing the work to lose its wonder and appeal. The author needs to keep a good eye on it, I'm eagerly waiting to watch the series!
This is a super good science fiction/cultivation novel. The author's writing style is excellent and refreshing. The plot isn't too stressful, there are no angst, but the sense of suspense is good. The female lead is very gentle and supports the protagonist all the way, which is quite enviable. Recently, the author has started to push the boundaries, adding more hard science fiction elements.
It's a good book, though sometimes it's a bit uncomfortable to read, but the cultivation world is still very good. I find the later magical world and war scenes hard to comment on; they were too rushed. I've already finished watching it. My rating is that it's a high-quality novel. Most of the negative reviews are about the main characters' romance being bad; if you don't like watching romance, go to the female-centric section.